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While Sesame Street is likely not in danger, the notion of cutting funding for public programming like PBS and NPR is a very real threat to those who value it. It’s been a goal of conservatives for many years, though none can recall a politician who opted to drag Big Bird into the debate.
The problem with cutting federal funding for PBS and similar programs is that it will greatly endanger small localities’ abilities to continue running show like PBS and Reading Rainbow in rural and poorer areas across the U.S. While Romney argues that cutting PBS will help ease the nation’s debt, the reality is that funding for PBS constitutes .00016 percent of the federal budget.
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BY BRITTANY TAYLOR ON 10/6/2012 8:48:00 PM
POSTED IN election 2012, Mitt Romney, 2012 election issues
I think the Big Bird brouhaha has reason to be a big deal; PBS kids was my childhood, I was literally not allowed to watch anything else for a long time, and to just cut the funds for something so insignificant is pointless and, frankly, stupid.
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